Californians to vote on environmental bond proposition 4 among others

In the election that is already underway and culminates with the vote on Tuesday, November 5, the California electorate will vote for several propositions, one of them is Proposition 4, which would issue $10 billion in bonds to pay for improvements to drinking water, state and local parks, and is said to protect the state against flooding and other environmental projects in low-income communities or those affected by climate change and disasters.

Araceli Martinez, Reporter, Los Angeles, CA, explains what Proposition 4 is on the ballot in California.

She also comments on what areas the resources would be applied to.

But what do the pro and con positions say, who supports and who rejects this proposition 4, let’s listen to Araceli Martinez, Reporter, Los Angeles CA.

Araceli Martinez, said that even those who support the initiative are already raising funds for it.

Araceli Martinez, Reporter in Los Angeles, shares a study on what voters think about this proposal.

It is important to say that the approval of Proposition 4 would authorize the issuance of 10 billion dollars in debt to invest in environmental and climate projects, in addition to prioritizing lower income communities and those most vulnerable to climate change.